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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-19
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-19

5auptiade IufldluB gu seoen. wre slids
ltd unb 3ufriecen bic lein ioQten, wslte
IN Soma uno 0atota wobnen, obne tbr
Slid I'M fernsn Wsiteu gu iuten.
Sbr ersebenttsr
Hep. 3. WiIbeln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-04-19

fame Yrisiter feline Sorlsiuns. Guf ber
platform uuren Utitsliecer Ors Slabs uno
Sitter Der arbsit, absr elm Yrielter Sei9te
lib niht. Miner WQnu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-19

MEMS DE THE DAY.

Fifty dealers in oleomargarine were fined
500 each in New York yesterday.
Jas. s. Jewell, one of the most eminent
physicians OF Chicago, and an authority on
nervous, and mental diseases, died yester
day.
Louis Baldauf, carpenter of Baltimore
who was arrested for threatening to chop
up his wifs with Ratchet, hung himself in
the police station in that city yesterday.
The President yesterday appointed Col.
Wesley Merritt to be q rigadier-general,
vice brigsdier- general Orlando B. WILCOX
retired Col. Merritt is at present the su-
perintendent of West Point Military Acad
envy.
Larry Donovan, the bridge jumper, was
arrested at the Brooklyn bridge entrance
yesterday, it having been reported that he
was to repeat his experiment for a large
amount of money, and was sentenced to
prison for three months.
Cardinal Gibbons left Rome yesterday.
Previous to his departure there was scene
of great animation at the American College,
where the Cardinal said farewell to the
students in one of the parlors. He made
few touching remarks, and the students
babe him God-speed and cheered him en-.
Enthusiastically
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-19
lCOMMUNICATED.

FALLS CHURCH DEMoCRATs.-The demo,
Gratis of Falls Church district, Fairfax couu.
ty, met at Bailey's X Roads, on Saturday,
the 16h inst, for the purpose of nominating
district officers.
George Aud, of the district committee,
called the meeting to order and was subse-
quently elected chairman and Theodore
Bailey secretary.
Nominations for district Offices were made
as follows: Supervisor, George K. Pickett i;
Commissioners of Roads. George Aud. B.
d. Shreeve and Henry Cock; Magistrates,
F. P. Berkeley, g. E. Cats and D. E. Por
ter; Overseer of Poor, G. W. Lynch; Con.
stable, George w. Bladen.
The following resolutions were unani
mously adopted;
Resolrcl. That we heartily endorse the nomina-
tions made at the recent primary for county offices
and pledge our best efforts for the success of the
ticket.
Resolrcd That the proceedings OF this conven.
tion be published in the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
and Fairfax Herald.
IT. BAILEY. Sec'y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-19

The SPURIOUS BoNDs.-All the facts de.
veloped in connection with the spurious
Virginia bonds indicate that Boston was Sc
lected rs the place for unloading. Besides
the $14 900 of these bonds sent to Richmond
by Messrs Blake Bros. & Co., of that city,
the capitol officers q short time ago received
letters from ]. H Walker and Jacob Fox, Of
Boston, making inquiries about the Virginia
debt The frst.nsmed said that two of
these bonds which it is now apparent were
forged, were offered him. All of the Sl5, 900
of these spurious bonds sent the Auditor have
been returned to the persons by whom they
were sent. The authorities at fret deter
mined to hold these forged bonds as evil
dence, but changed their minds and allowed
them to be returned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-19
How women Differ From Mcn.

At least three men on the average jury
are bound to disagree with the rest just 10
show that they've got minds of their own ;
but there is no disagreement among the
women as to the merits of Or. Pierces ia
uorite Prescription They are all unani
nous in pronouncing it the best remedy in
the world for all those chronic diseases,
weaknesses and complaints peculiar to their
sex. 1t transforms the pale, haggard, dis
piritcd woman into one of sparkling health,
and the ringing laugh ogain 'reigns SUI
preme" in the happy household.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-19

MARSHAL BAzAINE ASSAULTED. Marshal
Bazaine was assaulted in Madrid yesterday
by Frenchmau, who attacked him with q
poniard, exclaimng, "J'ai venge ma patrie."
The marshal was dangerously wounded
Nillarand He declares that he went with
The intention of killing Bazaine, and that
the dagger was poisoned. He was elegantly
dressed end calls himself q correspondent
of the Courier de Rochelle. Medical men
believe him to be insane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-19

RETIRED WITHOUT His PRIsoNER.-
Lieut. James Smith, who left here Sunday
with requisiton from Governor Lee on
The Governor of Indiana for Morris Conn,
now held at Vincennes on the charge OF
DRAINING money from Mr.. j. Dreifu5r OF
lhS city, under false pFetenses, returned
this evening without bis prisoner, the Gov
ernor of Indiana declining to honor the res
usItlon on account of the informality OF the
panerS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-19

CANAL SU1r.-Mr. s. G. Brent to-day en-.
tered suit in the Corporation Court for MIR.
Frank Hume, one of the stockholders, to
wind up the affairs of the Alexandria Canal
company, to pay off debts due by said COM
pany, and TO distribute any remaining funds
among the stockholders. This is suit to
sell the bed of the canal from the south end
Of the Aqueduct bridge to the river front IN
this city with all other properties OF the
canal company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-19

TRIBUTES OF Respectful the Corpora
ton Court this morning the resolutions of
respect to the memory OF the late Z. w.
Wattles. adopted at recent meeting OF the
bar were presented by Capt. G.. A. Mush.
bach. chairman Of the committee appointed
for the purpose, who, in presenting them.
delivered al appropriate eulogy on the life
snd character of the deceased. He was fol-
lowed bv Messrs c. f Stuart, A. w. Arm
strong and L. Marbury, all Of whom paid
handsome tributes TO the memory OF the de-
ceased. Judge Meade, from the bench, also
made some appropriate remarks on the occa-
sion.
After the delivery OF the eulogiea Mr.. l.
Marbury presented the following
The members of the bar of the city of Aexan
dria having learned Of the untimely death of
Herbert H. Henry, late assistant in the office Of
the Clerk of this Court desire to express their
sympathy for his widowed mother and his sisters,
snd 10 put upon record their appreciation of the
uniform courtesy and ability with which he per-
formed his duties while in that position, and they
ask that these resolutions be spread upon the
minutes o. the Court and copy be sent to the
family Of the deceased.
GEO. A. MUSHRACH, Chairman.
LEONARD MARRURY Secretary.
The Court then, as further mark of re-
s2ect TO the memory of the deceased, adj
ourned Till Thursday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-19
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL


New YORK, April 1911 a. m.-The stock
market opened steady, first prices being either
unchanged or slightly only different from last
evenings final quotations. The market was gen.
orally steady in the early dealings. A firm tone
oyerspread the entire list later in the hour, and
advances of slight fractions were established. At
II o'clock the market was moderately active and
steady to firm. Money easy at 5a51a.
BALTIMORE, April 19.--Va. Is consolidated =;
psst-duo coupons = 104os with coupon Az
new IS 6613 bid to-day.
ALEXANDRA MARKET, April 10. 1887
Flour is quiet but steady; stocks in first hands
are comparatively full and well assorted. There
is an active demand for prime grades of Wheat at
better pics ,but medium and inferior lots are
without change and dull; futures are quiet and
in waiting condition, with liberal oferings of
far-oh options Corn is very scarce and 1c higher.
Rye and Oats arc ilrm Produce is fairly active
and in light receipt.
BALTIMORE. April 19-Cotton firmer; middling
105s Flour steady, with fair demand Wheat
Southern steady red 91a93; amber 92a94 +;
VI cslcTH uTuieT anu uuli NO WlnL6T SpOl
% asked; May 91asa91 y; June 91ass913s; Ju-
ly 9Oa4a91. Corn-Southern iirmer white and
yellow 50a5l; Western firmer and dull mixed
spot 4GAa4G1s; May 47s47as June 47la bid !;
steamer i5Aa BID. Oats steady and firm South
ern and Pennsylvania 34a3S Western white 36a
IS; do mixed 34a35. Rye steady at 5Sa60. Pro-
visions quiet and steady. Whskey quiet at 81 %
al 24. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO April 1911 a. m-Whest opened
easy at 825s for May delivery, broke off to 1928,
rose quickly to 1915, fell back to 1925, and ia
now quoted at So. May Corn 50 9-16. May
Cats % GIG. Mary Lard 81 30.
New YORK, April 19.-Cotton quiet uplands
1875; Orleans 10 1916; futures quiet and
steady. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat bet
ter Corn lower Pork firm at SIG 5Oa$17.
Old Mess firm at S15s15 %. Lard steady 81 IS.
BALTIMORE HOG MARKET. April 19.-The re-
ceirts are about the same in number as last week.
and their quality averages trife better than that
of the offerings of last Monday. Trade is moder-
ately fair al about the figures that ruled last
week. We quote at 7a7a.c per ID net. with most
sales at 712a72ic Receipts this week 5545 head.
GEoHG ETowN CATTLE MARKET, April 49,
Cattle sold to-day as follows best 5a5tc; good
4a,a5c; me ium 4a42,c; common 3a4c. Cows
and Calves brought S20a40. Calves 5a6c per lb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-19

CORPORATION CoURT-Jgdqe N. B. Meade
,.ssjdin0.-Leo Benjamin, a native of Prus-
"a was naturaliZed as citizen of the
Tnited States.
The petitions Of several liquor dealers to
have coupons received for the payment Of
icanses were received and rules award d
.atnrnable at the next term Of court.
Geo Young VS. s. II. Lunt, admr., ct al;
A. Sinclair appointed guardian of the in
tsnt defendants; answer FLED and decree Of
clarence to commissioner Norton.
Laura W. Smoot vs.. D. L. Smooi; order
for distribution
Yeaton vs.. Yeaton; report of commission
,r Norton confrmed.
The last will aud testament of G. ".
Vattlss was proven and admitted to pro-
mte aud Harriet R. Wattlea qualified as
r1ecutriy.
Robins vs.. Dorsey; motion for the ap
ointment of receiver for the Braddock
Honse. decree of the court that the co.part.
nersbip between Robins and Dorsey term
mated bv agreement of contract on April S;
that Robins and wife are entitled to pos.
session of property; and that l.. Marbury be
appointed receiver to collect debts due the
bonsa and settle accounts Motion fer stay
Of proceedings for sixty days to apply for
Crit of error and supersedeas to the Court
5f Appeals; decision on motion reserved till
Thursday.
Fulogies on the late G. W. Wattles were
then pronounced. and the resolutions adopt
ed by the bar 10 respect to his memory, to-
oether with the resolutions of respect to the
memory of the late Herbert II. Henry, an
assistant 10 the office Of the clerk of the
Corporation Court, were ordered TO be
spread upon the minutes, and as further
marx of respect to the memory of deceased
court adjourned till Thursday morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-19

The interstate commerce commission, in
replying to numerous queries, explains the
Intentions Of the bill regulating traffic, and
shows that the commission has no discre.
tionary power, except under the long and
snort haul clause, but must decide questions
as they arise in business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-19

Hannibal Hamin still walks miles daily
in all weathers, fishes with anglo worms
smokes pipe, dances in the ballroom, and
is general favorite with old and young
man and women at Bangor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-19

AUNT Polly BAssET.-
Oh childhood's joys are very CRATE;
Swinging on his mothers gate;
Easing candy till his mouth
Ia al stuek from north to south;
And other things he likes quite we'll,
mat haint here just time 10 tell.
But If he isn't quite fool,
he better go to 'singin' skewl.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-19

FlsH.-Since yesterdays report about
SO.OOO herring and 1000 chad have
arrived at Fi>htown. Herring sold at from
% 90 to s. 90 per thousand and shad at from
fO to $l3 per hundred. The cold weather
10 day advanced the price of herring.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-19

DEAD David c. Humphreys, youngest
son of the late Justice Humphreys, died sud-
denly of hemorrhage of the lungs in Wash
inelou on Saturday night last. The re-
mains were brought here to day and inter.
red in Ivy Hill Cemetery. Mr.. Humphreys
death was quite unexpected, although he
had been 10 feeble health for a year or more.
He had been engaged in the discharge of his
duties in the United States mail service un'
ii three days before his death, when slight
h6morrhage confined him to his room.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-19

VEsrRY ELECTION following gen.
tiemen were elected on yesterday evening
yestrymen of Grace Church Charles King,
a W. Deahl. Philip B. Peyton, John L:
SoX, Horace Ramey. James McCuen, Daniel
+ Webster VIM H Bacon, W. J. Duck /,
seIl, Howard NJ. Smith, isaac Studs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-19

PROPERTY SALEs.-Mr. John T. Cole has
sold to Mr.. VIM. Buckingham the lot on
Washington street adjoining the residence
ofCapt. G. A. Mushbach for 5000. Mr.. B. will
improve it by erecting a handsome brick
dwelling.
Mira Mary l.. Dearborn has sod two
story brick house on the west side Of Lee
street, between Duke and Wolfe, to Mr..
joseph Rogers for $50 cash.
The lou of ground and buildings thereon
situated on the east side of Washington
street, between Duke and Wolfe, was sold
to DAY at public auction, by Il. t. Lucas,
suctoneer. for Mr.. Leonard Marbury, com
missioner, to Mr.. James W. Carr for The sum
of - $50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-19
LOCAL NEWS.

For This section fair wea her. northerly winds,
ts15ming variable slowly rising temperature
,-sceded BY frosts Wednesday morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-19
LOCAL BREVHTBES.

There was "spit" OF saow about 5 O'Clock
this morning and to day the weather was
! decidedly winterisb.
The pump on the corner Of Columbus and
First streets is out of order, some one hav
ing choked it with stone.
Capt. Shirley King had one of mis- feet bad
~ mashed on Saturday last by the over.
turning of yawl boat which he was repair
ing ut the foot of Queen street.
The Richmond Dispatch says Colonel
Francis L. Smith, Mr.. John NJ. johnson,
and Captain S. Ferguson Beach, of Alexan-
diia, are stopping at the Exchange"
A number of Englishmen arrived here to-
day VITO are prospecting for homes. They
stored their baggage at the old City Hotel
and will visit the various counties u this
section OF the State.
A fisht took place yesterday 10 the yard
Of the Va. Midland railroad between three
employees of the road two brothers aud a
fellow workman, during which all three re-
ceived scratches and blows, none of which,
however, were serious.
Mr.. Geo. Stcuernagel while abroad purchased
large stock OF foreign liquors which arrived here
to-day and on which he had to pay duty of up
wards of 5000.
E
merchants in this section of the State circulars Of
fering to supply them with coupons with which
to pay their license taxes and also promising them
the fullest legal protection in the matter.
A DENIAL.-The alleged letter of Mr..
Parnell, supposed to have been addressed 10
Mr. Egan, relative to the Phoenix Park MUIR
ders, which the London Times published
yesterday morning, has caused immense ex-
element among all parties. In an inter
view Mr.. Parnell says that, although some
letters in the signature resemble his auto
graph, close comparison shows it to be
forgery. His signature always slopes down.
ward, while the forgery is upward. The
period which he always places after the S.
is also omitted in the forgery The Or" in
Parnell and "C"in Charles are also different
from anything he ever wrote. The 49,"
and "P." are the only letters approaching
the genuine signature. The "a" in Charles
was evidently written after the pen had
been taken of the paper while in the orig
inal the signature is continuous. He de
clared the forgery to be the work of q per-
son who writes a flowing hand, while he
(Parnell) always writes cramped hand.
He asserted that the letter and signature
were impudent forgeres. He is undecided
whether to prosecute the Times or not.
The London Times says: 1--WE pay no at,
tention whatever to Mr. Parnell's hig words.
If he proceeds against US we shall apply the
only test by which the truth can be brought
plainly before the world. We are quite
prepared to meet him"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-19

POLICE REPoRT-Last night was cloudy
aud cool with three dodgers at the station
house
The Mayor this morning disposed of the
following cases
The owner of dog which had bitten a
little white girl was fined So
A resident of the western part of the city,
charged with disordery conduct in the
house Of resident on Royal street where be
found his dog was fued 81. He took an ap-
peal
The case of trespass continued from yes
terday was settled by 6ning the accused 50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-19

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, April 49,
Cattle sold to-day as follows best 5a5Ac; good
4a,a5c; me ium 4a42ac; common 3a4c. Cows
and Calves brought S20a40. Calves 5a6c per h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-19

BALTIMORE, April 19.-ya. Is consolidated =
psst-duo coupons = 10-4os with coupon AL. !;
new IS 661a bid to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-19

New YORK, April 19.-Cotton quiet upland
105s: Orleans 10 1876 futures quiet ant
ter. Corn lower. Pork firm at sic 5Oa$17
Old Mess firm at $15a15 %. Lard steady at$7 IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-19

CHICAGO April 1911 a m-Whest opened
easy at S25s for May delivery, broke off to 1928,
now quoted at So. o May Corn So GIG. May
Cats % GIG. Mary Lard 81 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-04-19
WANTS.

1XTANTED-At my farm, Rose Hill" near
w Alexandria, first-cla:s MIXER, ID whom
good wages will be paid. Apply on the premises
apis st
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-03
Nem : Yorf.

Gu eleftriif Storm for Oper ben
nebre Del at Manbattan Sslanb 1irss
bag aften. Sfaben, iom anretteoes, er
ubetpbelis, men Snobpsserne bleo Of
porlis iframte. Grbeiberne pau be fore
9asblaoe / Yarf Ruw matte itanbie
meo Nrbeibet en- balu Time, fsreno be
fit Wob til at bespnoe isjen. @n go
ipitalambulance bleo ~truffet af en- 9pns
%itraale, os Or. 8eoefino os to andre
bleu lam 1aaebe.
6ei Aloer. 5 Onsbass bsoe |
8ruuflpn Rabbi paris i en- alber al
100 Gar. 8eo bans 9ebsien9 itoo
hans 99zaari9e aone &adel, bans Ssn
2Ouis, Sc Iar, os mango gernebsrn os
8srnebsrns Bgrn. Rabbi Sarris bar
fsot / rusIiif Yolen 1778. San bapbe
RI Ssitenbe os bar ben pnsite al 16
8rpbre. San bar meb Napuleon paa
bans Cog til Woltou / 1912.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-03
9 afpta.

Geitiee Stprme. @n polbiom Vinb
us Saslitorm for Ouer Witdel | Ons>
bags. Den fatbolife &irfs, 3 8~aaninsss
buie os 2 Staloe sbelasbes. gn Del
Mais os Spebe ~sbelasoes for 5armerne
/ Omesnen. Ser anrettebes osiaa en-
Gel Sfabe paa @rsoen / Sanion os slu'
rpra Counter.
Saslitormen fOrrise Wanbas anret
tebe ~betpoelis Sfabe paa Speoen
8roipn gounip. 8 @arner bleo 1.00C
slcres meb Speoe pbelast. 5 8att
9omnibip %an1aaes Staoen paa Speber
til $4,000. 20 Mil i SpS for Srutou
er Sfaben minbit $4,000. s Omesner
af Scattermpob er Sfaoen puer s15,'
900. 8 Mpobp County miitebe mango
Sarmere al @plins. SaslitOrmen 10,
tpers isisnnem GOuntiet % par fert
WRil breo.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-03
SeraS.

Gn Nesersnt lpn6et. On Del Ser
ioHer tos ben 1Ssaarise grapforo 8ropn
fra Gansllet i aauiman Rat til 1irs,
bag % banste BAN. 5Orbrpoeren bapoe
misbanblet en- Bise paa 9 Iar.
Store Salitter. aoasfpriterne,
Curtis e. GtfiniOn % 3. 8. & @. Snars
bof / Senrietta, BAR inbitilet fine Beta
finger. 3eres iamlebe @jelo anilaaes
til fem os en- balu Wilion 0olars,
oeres Qftiua anIlaaes til tun 81, lis, 900.
Ssnrietta Rationnl Banf maatte paa
@runo at bisis 5aaitter luttes oens
@inlo er $4,000.
Gre YeriDner br9btes / 9orsoass |
8ertram al en- 9%pnftraale. Oct marfe=
lise ueb bette 7ilfalbe par ben Omitans
bisbeb, at 2pniraalen tom fra en- tilip=
n~elabenbe alSeles ifpfri Simmei.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-03
NaSiatbufetts.

SoelG9genoe Cueriuemmelier. s
8espnbelien al forrise nse resneoe bet
iterft paa mango Steoer / Npz@nslano
Staterne. Sra Cafe Bleaiant telesras
feres, at man Der / Omegnen albris
bapbe bapt en- iaa polbiom Resnitorm.
Sanbitanben / Snbisen Yleaiant er TO
Sob bsiere enb ben noseniinbe bar pa
ret. Stsrit er gbelasselien i 9alene
lanss meb Slooerne Green Os 8lad
GROCERY. 9eu enc ipere Sernbro efter
ben anben reoes o9f al Strsmmen, os
Sfaoen paa 5abrifer, Maifinerier, ga
rer, Bpsninser oiu. er ualminoelis flor.
% 8roer oper bisie 5lober soelasoes.
Sfaoen pna bisie anilaaes til flere
bunoreoe 9uiinbe Dollars. 5lere loft
bare SerubanebrOer sb~elasoes, iaa Serns
banetrafiten MATTE miblertiois inoitils
les. Saa pibt uioes, omfom fun nusle
faa Yerioner. Yanbitanben / Gonnecs
ticuts 5lOben ites 10 Sob paa en- Time
al 20 Minutter.
Zen republifanife Transformation
aibolbes / Bolton ben 2Sbe September.
st beremt 3us | Nife. Oct gus |
Nnoouer, bpori Sarrit Beeder Stuwe
freu fin perbensbersmte Bog "Dnfel
Toms Sptte", nebbranbte 9irsbas Gfs
ten. Oct bar bpsset al Sten for so
Nar iioen. Oct bar opfsrt al Stprelien
for Ybilips Gtaoemi Os bar / be ienere
Gar brust Tom gOarbinsbus for tbeolos
siife Stubenter. Nan tror, at Tpue
iatte Slb pau Bgsniusen. Staoen am
Iaaes til 10000.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-03
Gu 6inou:N isHonGr

bar nplis aflast ct Beiss | Chicago os
Der blanbt gnbet benpenbt fig til Gen.
tral @Oman's g5rifian Temperance
Union for bos Weblemmerne al benne
Jorenins at inbe nosen unoerItSttelie
os bus benz uaffe Snteresie for be iaas
falbte Barnefone | 5~or.noien s1er 5ins
bopftan. Wision9ren ielu er en- &pinbe,
ueo Napn Yunoita Ramabai, san en-
Sfilbrins af 5orbolcene | benbes 2anb,
talte ON Brabmiernes os NObameoa
nernes Relision os oplpfte, at Wanbne
Der i 2anbet aniaa 8uinoerne for at
nebitamme fra noset Cnot. Sisebsrs
meme blep ollerebe ! 8ussen f%orlOuebe
meb fin porbenbe @steberre. os ON
benne berss 8rnbsom afsif peo 9sben,
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